Mon Ventoux - Cozyhotes

The rooms at Mon Ventoux - Cozyhotes comprise two Double Rooms with Pool View, a Junior Suite overlooking the garden and a separate cottage. The two Double Rooms accommodate two people and each has a private bathroom. The smaller one measures 14 m²; the other, at 16 m², also has a coffee machine. Both have a minibar.

The 17 m² Junior Suite overlooks the garden and has a double bed and a single bed. The 60 m² cottage has two bedrooms and accommodates four people. It offers a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and oven, a seating area, a washing machine and a barbecue. Its garden view and private entrance set it apart from the rooms in the main house. The room descriptions specify private bathrooms with showers, while the Junior Suite has a shower or bath.

Mon Ventoux - Cozyhotes has several outdoor spaces for relaxation, including a sun terrace and a garden. The facilities include a swimming pool, with sun loungers and parasols for enjoying sunny days. The hot tub and massages round out the wellness offering. Activities available in the surrounding area include horse riding, cycling and hiking.

A restaurant serves regional dishes, and the table d’hôtes offers the option of dining on site. Breakfast is served à la carte. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site; reservations are not possible. Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply. Concierge service and express check-in or check-out add to the practical facilities. Family rooms, free toiletries and hairdryers complete the amenities.

The hamlet of Saint-Jean lies in the Provençal landscape of the Sault plateau, among farmland, villages and the hills of the Vaucluse. Sault is known for its lavender fields and mid-mountain setting, east of Mont Ventoux. The guest house suits travellers looking to alternate walks in nature, visits to villages and time in the garden. A car is useful for exploring the area, as the hamlet is not served by public transport.

Mont Ventoux, whose roads attract cyclists, is 3.1 km away. The Nesque Gorges offer limestone scenery and hiking routes; their viewpoints provide views of the cliffs and canyon. The village of Monieux, 4.2 km away, makes a good stop for exploring the area around the gorges. In Sault, 5.8 km away, you will find the Musée de la Truffe du Ventoux and the Musée Municipal de Sault. The surrounding trails are suitable for walking or cycling, and the views change with the altitude and the season.

The lavender season, generally from late June to July, colours the plateau’s fields and attracts many visitors. In summer, it is best to plan hikes for early morning, when temperatures are more pleasant. Spring and early autumn are well suited to cycling routes and excursions to the villages, often with fewer visitors. A day can combine an outing in the gorges, a visit to Sault and a break by the swimming pool. The roads around Mont Ventoux also offer routes popular with cyclists, with climbs that require good preparation.